Locations beginning with F
114 locations. Names are filed ignoring a leading “The”.
- The Fable Restaurant, Holborn ViaductMain building stone
- Falkland's War MemorialRough hewn stone mounted on the plinth. This boulder was brought from Mt Harriet in the Falkland Islands.
- Fargate Pedestrian streetStone bench in the pedestrian walking area opposite the WH Smith's shop.
- Farnham Methodist ChurchMain building stone.
- Farnham Methodist ChurchDressings and carved details.
- Farnham Methodist ChurchPink granite pillars at the main door.
- Farnham Sarsen StoneA standing stone on the small green at the junction of minor roads to Bishop’s Stortford, Manuden and Far…
- Farnham United Reformed ChurchMain building stone.
- Farnham United Reformed ChurchDoor arch pillar. The stone is very weathered, but it appears to be one of the south Devon limestones, gene…
- Farnham United Reformed ChurchStone used for quoins and dressings. An unusually coarse grained oolitic limestone.
- Farnham United Reformed ChurchWindow dressings.
- Farringdon CourtWalls
- Farringdon CourtWall cladding.
- Farringdon StationWall cladding.
- Fauld Explosion MemorialMemorial boulder.
- The FeathersCladding on ground floor.
- Fellowship Square, WalthamstowPaving in the piazza and setts in the fountain area. Most of the building stone facies of the Purbeck Group…
- Fellowship Square, WalthamstowFragment of fossilised reptile bone in the Purbeck stone paving of the piazza.
- Fellowship Square, WalthamstowFragment of fossilised reptile bone in the Purbeck stone paving of the piazza.
- Fellowship Square, WalthamstowPaving on the walkway on the east and west sides of the piazza.
- Fenchurch Street StationFoundations to columns on St Katharines Row entrance.
- Fenchurch Street StationGrey granite cladding on facade and columns.
- Fenner Brockway MemorialStone used for plinth.
- Fenwick'sMain building stone
- Fenwick's, Brent Cross Shopping CentreCladding outside Fenwick's on the ground and first floors.
- Ferragamo, Old Bond StreetMain building stone
- Fetherton HouseStone used for masonry. This iron rich limestone is used locally in Oxfordshire for building.
- Fidlas Road Railway BridgeThe entire south arch of the bridge.
- Financial Conduct AuthorityCladding on main building.
- Financial Conduct AuthorityStreet furniture and steps at the front of the building.
- Financial Conduct AuthoritySlabs of gneiss in fron of the entrance portico. The origin of these is unknown, but the are almost certain…
- Finsbury Park GatesWhite stone used for dressings on the brick gate posts.
- Finsbury Park Richard Hope Play AreaBoulders used for landscaping and for clambering upon. These are not 'standard' Portland Building stone.
- Finsbury Park Richard Hope Play Area Fossil TreeFossil tree stumps stand just inside the fenced play area.
- Finsbury SquarePaving outside the Alphabeta Building.
- The Firs Information StoneStone used for the blocks mounting the information plaques.
- The Firs Information StoneStone used for the blocks mounting the information plaques.
- The Firs Information StonePaving around the stone. Well preserved palaeo-ripples.
- The Firs Shaft BenchThe bench marks the position of the shaft to the Bath Stone mines in Firs Field.
- First Municipal Savings BankFoundations.
- First Municipal Savings BankMain building stone.
- Firstsite GalleryPaving outside the arts centre. A good place to spot fossils!
- Fisherman's MuseumMain building stone.
- Fisherman's MuseumBlocks of purple-red ironstone.
- Fisherman's MuseumDressings around the doorway.
- Fishmongers' HallFoundations on London Bridge Facade.
- Fishmongers' HallFoundations on Upper Thames Street.
- Fishmongers' HallBuilding stone above the foundations of Giant Granite.
- Fitzhardinge HousePanels of book-matched serpentinite
- The Fitzrovia BuildingCladding at podium level. A grey porphyry basalt with phenocrysts of pyroxenes, olivines and plagioclase fe…
- Fitzroy PlaceMain building stone
- Fitzroy SquareWell-preserved ripples in fluvial sandstones used for Georgian-period paving in Fitzroy Square.
- Fitzroy TavernFoundations and column capitals
- Fitzroy TavernPillars
- Fitzwilliam HouseBlue-grey granite around doorway.
- Fitzwilliam HouseRed granite on doorway.
- Fitzwilliam MuseumMain building stone.
- Fitzwilliam MuseumPale yellow-coloured limestone used around the doorway.
- Five WellsCobbles of waste quartz veins, a by-product of the mining industry.
- Five Wells Lane Car ParkSlates used as a rainscreen on the wall of the building next to the car park on Five Wells Lane.
- Fleet Air Arm MemorialStone used for construction of the memorial.
- Fleet Place HouseSeating and foundations for supporting girders on Holborn Viaduct.
- Flight Centre, 2 EastcheapCladding on the ground floor walls.
- Flight ClubMain building stone above the foundation level on both the South Parade and Park Row.
- Flight ClubMain building stone for the foundations. It is most clearly visible under the twin columns at either side o…
- The Flying ScotsmanCladding on ground floor. This granite has bluish quartz and is threaded with fine veins of red hematite.
- Foelallt ArmsMain building stone.
- Foelallt ArmsRoofing slate.
- Foleys Tap HouseStone used for the construction of the ground floor of the building.
- Footpath No. 71Boulders used for the gutter. From their variety, these are probably boulders from glacial deposits, some p…
- Forbury SquareLimestone paving with Carboniferous fossils.
- Foreign & Commonwealth OfficeMain building stone, used for ashlar masonry and carved details.
- Forest RoadIntarsia panel set in the pavement, opposite Blackhorse Road Station depicting a milk carton and a pair of…
- Forgotten StreamsStone walls around the sculpture which evokes the Walbrook, one of London's lost rivers. This is probably o…
- Former British SchoolThe main building stone is the locally quarried Bargate Stone.
- Former British SchoolLimestone dressings.
- Former Congregational ChurchThe main building stone is the locally quarried Bargate Stone.
- Former Gaol entrance gateMain building stone.
- Former Laura Ashley shopMain building stone.
- Former Lloyd's Bank, PinnerCladding on frontage (now empty premises) next to (left of) St Luke\'s Hospice charity shop. A dark green,…
- Former NatWest BankMain building stone.
- Former NatWest BankMain building stone.
- Former Post OfficeWhite stone used for dressings. There are some good fossils in this building. Look for the large Isognomon…
- Former St Beuno's HotelPlanters around the garden are made from blocks from which circular curling stones have been cut.
- Former Woodford Post OfficeStone dressings on this brick building.
- Forte's Cafe & RestaurantExterior Wall cladding on the corner of Penrhyn Avenue & Rhos Promenade. A gneiss with prominant garnets
- Fortnum & MasonsPaving outside the shop
- Forum CinemaMain building stone.
- Fossil Watch StoreRed granite used for pilasters.
- Fossil Watch StorePlinths of pilasters.
- Fountains AbbeyMain building stone.
- Fountains AbbeyInterior columns of the ruined aisles.
- Fountains AbbeyMain building stone of the Abbey church and other buildings. The quarries are located along the south side…
- Fountains Abbey Chapter HouseColumns in the chapter house. A grey calcarenite.
- Fountains Abbey Huby TowerMuch of the tower, built under the tenure of Abbot Marmaduke Huby is constructed of Magnesian Limestone. Th…
- Fountains Abbey InfirmaryPilasters in the Infirmary. A grey limestone with large crinoid ossicles and stems.
- Fountains Abbey PubMain building stone on ground floor.
- Fountains HallMain building stone.
- Four Seasons Hotel Utilities PavilionExterior wall cladding and main building stone.
- Fourth PlinthMain building stone. This plinth hosts changing works of sculpture.
- Fox Court, Gray's Inn RoadFoundation and Base layer building stone.
- Foxtons Park LaneMain building stone on ground floor. This is a shelly, coarse calcarenite. The provenance is unknown, but P…
- French ConnectionMain building stone.
- FrenchgateStone used as cladding around the entrances.
- Friars Bridge CourtCladding at pavement level.
- Friars SchoolMain building stone.
- Friars SchoolWindow and door dressings and plaque.
- Friary CourtMain building stone. A red Swedish Granite is used both honed and polished and also for the sculpture of th…
- Friends Provident HouseBlocks at either side of the steps to the main entrance. These are clearly a more recent addition to this 1…
- Friern Barnet Parishoners War MemorialMain building stone, weatehred and encrusted by lichen.
- Full of Beans CafeCladding on the front of the building. Added Urban Geology bonus points for having dinosaurs in the window!
- Fun Centre (former Christ Church)Main building stone.
- Fun Centre (former Christ Church)A gritty, yellow sandstone used as quoins, window surrounds and other dressings. This is identified as Cefn…
- Furnival StreetPaving. Slabs of York Stone with spectacular liesegang banding.